Are you ready for a refreshing change of pace? Do you want to work with a firm that values its team members and prioritizes work-life balance? If so, we would love to hear from you! We are a well-established law firm in California, with offices in San Diego, Los Angeles, Irvine and Solana Beach. We
Resolve Your Family Law Case Without Delay! Due to Covid-19, the Los Angeles Superior Court is temporarily closed for all family law hearings except for limited matters, including Domestic Violence Restraining Orders and true emergency ex partes. It is currently unknown when the family court will re-open and when it does, in what capacity. For
While many offices are closed during this unfortunate and difficult time, Wilkinson & Finkbeiner, LLP will remain open as our attorneys and staff work remotely. We have extensive experience operating our law from various locations, and we have the technology to support that effort. Our attorneys are available by phone, email, and videoconference. Our phone
ORANGE COUNTY FAMILY COURT CLOSURE AND WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR CASE In response to health concerns raised by the coronavirus outbreak, all Orange County court locations will be closed through Monday, June 1, 2020. The closures are a response to the unique and continuing public safety challenges presented by the coronavirus. If you are
We had a tremendous turnout for our open house, celebrating our new office location. We moved from MacArthur Blvd. in Irvine to a new location in Irvine, located at 19700 Fairchild. A very special thank you to all of our guests that attended, including California Assembly Member from the 74th District, Cottie Petrie-Norris, U.S. House
The Orange County Bar announced that in January 2019, one of the family law judges currently sitting at the County’s main family law courthouse, Lamoreaux Justice Center in Orange, will move his entire caseload to the North Justice Center in Fullerton. This move is an effort to serve those parties who also live in the
Loss of employment is an incredibly stressful and difficult experience. Combined with a divorce, it can become even more challenging and confusing. If a spouse’s employment ends with severance pay, the question arises as to whether an ex-spouse has a right to a portion of that severance pay. There are several possibilities that may occur to
By Andrew Tran, Esq. One of the common mistakes that parties can make is picking and choosing which court hearings to attend and how they attend those hearings. There are two common types of appearances: a general appearance and a special appearance. This article discusses the difference between the two types of appearances and the
By Brian Mullen, Esq. Domestic Violence Restraining Orders (“DVRO’s”) are governed by Family Code §6200 et. seq., also known as the Domestic Violence Prevention Act. In 2014 the legislature made a significant change to Family Code §6340(a) by mandating that any Orange County child custody, visitation and support orders entered while the DVRO is operative
By Brian Mullen, Partner What Constitutes Death The Court will likely decline to make a finding that a party has died until a death certificate has been issued by the coroner. In the meantime, the Court assumes that the party is still alive and may postpone any hearings on calendar until his or her death